Pinehurst Resort

Any time spent at the treasured Pinehurst Resort is like slowing down the hands of a clock. The rich traditions, unparalleled golf and inviting amenities leave little doubt as to why Pinehurst is referred to as the 'Home of American Golf'

Have Clubs Will Travel host David Wood showcases the venerable No. 2 course at Pinehurst Resort. The course, perhaps architect Donald Ross' most acclaimed work, has hosted 7 USGA national championships, a PGA Championship and a Ryder Cup

Although Pinehurst’s oldest courses have persevered for more than a century, the resort’s new hickory club rental program allows golfers to experience a round as it was played in a bygone era

The association will establish its 2nd home at the N.C. resort and use the iconic No. 2 course as an anchor site for the U.S. Open

Pinehurst Resort's continual evolution now includes the Pinehurst Brewing Co. And brewmaster Eric Mitchell, whose golf game is on par with his beer crafting abilities, appears to the ideal man at the tap

Pinehurst Resort study highlights the difference in golf shoes with and without spikes. The results leave golfers with a personal choice to make — spikes plus yardage or spikeless and comfort

Narrow fairways and thick rough are no longer the gospel according to the USGA when it comes to staging its major championships

The USGA and Pinehurst seem to have this nice symbiotic relationship going. In 2014, they pulled off holding U.S. Open and U.S. Women's Open on successive weeks at Pinehurst No. 2. On Tuesday, they announced that the U.S. Amateur Championship, to be held in August, will use two courses — No. 4 and No. 2 — to contest the 36-hole match-play final. Also, a new putting course is scheduled to come online, along with new courses in Minnesota and Texas are debuting.

Location: Pinehurst, N.C.